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Here's a link to his stats I believe. http://stats.njcaa.org/sports/mbkb/2013-14/div2/players/aaronhines4z29

From doing a basic search, it appears Hines is a JUCO transfer from John Wood Community College. I could be wrong but here are two links: one is for his Hudl recruiting site and the other is the roster from JWCC last year. You can find the stats if you browse. http://johnwoodblazers.com/mens-basketball/rosters/2013-2014/ http://www.hudl.com/athlete/1157790/aaron-hines

Any word on where Welmer will be attending prep school? Following him at the Adidas Gauntlet in Dallas, Indy, and Orlando, it appears he preformed really well. Excited to see he consistently hits the three.

When I was at the game it was clear the coach played a particular rotation. The rotation from game 2 was opposite of game 1 undoubtedly for the scouts and agents. Jett also tweaked his knee in game 1 and was noticeably limping.

I noticed Yarbrough played against Evan Boudreaux at Lake Forest twice this year. Can anyone find box scores to those games?

Good for the stream. Made a signature left hand layup and missed last second shot clock shot from the elbow. Can still get to the hoop with ease.

Chazz williams just did a warmup windmill with ease. Jett with the start.

At the PIT to watch Jordair. Made first two warm up shots. Bricked five shots in a row and now decided to practice layups. Probably a good idea. Place is swarming with agents from everywhere.

Liberty is where Tre Lee just signed to go to next year. SLU offered him awhile ago. http://www.dailypress.com/sports/highschoo...0,5043108.story

Just to update some information on Tre Lee, the small forward from Hampton, VA. He's actually more of a slashing 2 guard. Stands 6'5" and has muscle. He was the MVP of a very difficult tournament over the holidays. Here's an exerpt from the news article from the paper. "Bethel owed its victory to sharp 3-point shooting from Tre Lee, the most valuable player of Bethel’s bracket.....Lee knocked down 4 of 5 shots from beyond the arc and added two thunderous dunks en route to a 22-point night." After watching him in person, I'd say he's a stronger Tommie but likes to take over when his team needs him. He'd be a good pickup for SLU. Here's the link of the article. http://hrvarsity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4139

Found this reading about the high school I teach at in Virginia. We happen to play Bethel High School......Iverson's high school from Hampton, Virginia. The recruit's name is Tre Lee. He has three teamates on the team going to Clemson, Duquesne, and LaSalle respectively. Those three are all 6'7" or taller from the country of Chad. http://hrvarsity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3876 "Also, Bruins' forward Tre Lee tells me that he's receiving strong interest from Saint Louis and Old Dominion. While Bill Weaver gets his most heavy interest from Brown."

4 threes equal four more points 15 more free throws = 15 more points for a grand total of 19 points there. Both teams have 21 field goals made

Wow, I'm impressed

Good to see Lisch has 20, JJ has 12 and Danny has 5 assists. About time Kevin has found his shot.

2 fouls

make that 18

SIU has 15 more at this point in the game. That's crazy

are the carries legit?

It sounds like Ramsey is more excited when the Salukis score than the Billikens. It's starting to piss me off....

good to hear SIU and falkner and young both have 2 fouls already

I'm sorry for my ignorance......but did SLU recruit him and if they didn't, why not? I've never seen him play but I heard that SLU should have recruited him because he's much better than DM.

Baseball America believes SLU will finish dead last in the conference. The conference is split into two divisons, an east and west division. Conference USA is a better conference but SLU fits better in the A-10. SLU couldn't recruit the players to compete in C-USA. They might be able to recruit the players to compete in the A-10. George Washington is the team to beat. Dayton and Charlotte are also pretty good. Baseball America says that GW will be the only tournament team. SLU's coach, Bob Hughes' career record is 313-569. That's 250 games under .500. I've heard he's done a lot for the university but it may be time for a change in coach. The problem with SLU is that the baseball facilities aren't very good. It would be nice to improve those but it's also near impossible to recruit the better players because you only have so many scholarships for such a high tuition school without being traditionally that good.

I am student teaching right now at a school and got in a discussion with one of the basketball coaches, who happens to be a huge Mizzou fan. My question is, who would win, SLU or Mizzou? I said SLU and he said Mizzou because of their athleticism. What do you guys think?

rumor is that she is selling it to a guy who wants to make it a parking lot, not to SLU.

I have yet to see a Billiken game in person but how would you guys compare Polk to other freshmen point guards around the country such as Clinkskales from Depaul and Ronald Steele from Alabama? Clinkskales to me looks a lot more aggressive with a nice left hand stroke. Would you guys like to see Polk play more like Timmy Smith from East Tennessee St. or more like Josh Fisher where he walks it up the court like Sodeberg's or Temple's offenses?